Prentice Hall: Science Explorer: Chapter 3: Protists And Fungi: Lesson 1:protists

Front 1

What is a protist?

Back 1

Eukarquotes that cannot be classified as animals, plants, or fungi

Front 2

What are the 4 types of protists?

Back 2

Animal-like
Plant-like
Fungle-Like
Not Animal-like, not plant-like, or not fungle-like

Hint 2

Think of the last chapter that you learned

Front 3

What are similar between an animal and an animal-like protists?

Back 3

-Heterotrophic
-Move from place to place obtain food

Hint 3

Think of diet, movement, etc.

Front 4

What is a "scientific" name for an animal-like protist?

Back 4

Protozoans

Front 5

What is the difference between an animal and an animal-like protist?

Back 5

Animals are multicellular
Animal-like protists are unicellular

Front 6

How many groups can protozoans be classified into? How?

Back 6

-4
-Based on movement and living conditions

Front 7

What are the 4 groups of animal-like protists?

Back 7

1. Protozoans with Pseudopods (Amoeba)
2. Protozoans with Cilia (Paramecium)
3.
Protozoans with Flagella (Flagellates)
4. Protozoans that are paracites (Parasites)

Front 8

What do these parts of an Amoeba do?
-Pseudopod
-Food Vacuole
-Cell Membrane
-Contractile Vacuole
-Nucleus

Back 8

-Pseudopod-Movement and feeding
-Food Vacuole- Breaks down food; forms when ends of two pseudopds fuse
-Cell Membrane-Changes consistancy
-Contractile Vauole- Collects excess water from cystoplasm and expels it
-Nucleus- Controls cell functions

Front 9

What do these parts of a Paramecium do?
-Anal Pore
-Cilia
-Oral Groove
-Small Nucleus
-Pellicle

Back 9

-Anal Pore- Where wastes leave
-Cilia- Controls movement
-Pellicle-Gives shape
-Oral Groove-Funnel-like indentation;Gets food moved into it by the food vacuole
-Small Nucleus- Reproduction

Front 10

What are the similarities between plants and plant-like protists?

Back 10

-Autotrophs

Hint 10

Diet

Front 11

What are the 5 groups of Plant-like protists?

Back 11

-Diatoms
-Dinflagellates
-Red Algae
-Green Algae
-Brown Algae

Front 12

Characteristics of Diatoms..

Back 12

Unicellular
Glasslike cell walls
Live near surfaces of lakes
Corpses form diatomaceous earth

Hint 12

Think of:
-Cell #
-Cell structures
-Living conditions
-Death

Front 13

Characteristics of Dinoflagellates

Back 13

-Uncellular
-Different colors
-Two flagella

Hint 13

-Cell #
-Appearence
-Cell Structures

Front 14

Characteristics of Euglenoids

Back 14

-NOT A PLANT-LIKE PROTIST {Not animal-like, not plant-like, and not fungle-like protist}
-Green
-Unicellular
-Autotroph AND heterotroph

Hint 14

-Where it belongs in a category
-Color
-Cell #
-Diet

Front 15

Characteristics of Red Algae
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Green Algae
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Brown Algae

Back 15

-Multicellular seaweed
-Far down under the ocean
-Used in ice-cream/conditioner
_____
-Unicellular
-Chlorophyll
-Live in fresh water
______
-Most common seaweed
-Plant-like structures
-Cool&Rocky waters

Hint 15

-Cell #
-Envi.
-What used for
-Appearence
-etc.

Front 16

What are the 3 groups of Fungus-like protists?

Back 16

Slime molds
Water molds
Downy Mildews

Front 17

How are fungus-like protists like fungi?

Back 17

-Heterotrophs
-Cell walls
-Spores to reproduce

Front 18

Characteristics of Slime Molds

Back 18

-Brilliantly colored
-Start out unicellular
-Cells grow bigger and join together when conditions get tough {{Become one}} {But people can seperate cells even when they become mult-cellular}

Front 19

Characteristics of Water molds AND downy mildews

Back 19

-- Live in water/moist places
-Attack food crops